Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-19

| tcN. OlOcltOn arrived At l.4O and nrsi
 passed into the eel of Parsons, whom
 he attempted 90 engage in religious con
 versaiIon, but what passed belw ..u them
 wac net divulSsd. Spies called fol | writing ma,eriBls. Sbica were furnished
 hin, but he WAS interrupted ID writing
 oy ,ne sheriff SbO stood in front of the
 cell door. Writing materials vcrc also
 furnished Parsons aDd Fisber. Eugle
 made no request for pen or psDer, bat
 sat stclIdly on his be1 and looked at the
 opposite wall of the eel.
 sFRISGFIRLD. November 1I-Capt
 Black. counsel for the condemned sn-
 aTchietf, Rrr:v, d here this morning si
 hall past SIX o'clock snd solicited a sps-
 cial interview viih inc Governor st ihe executive marsior. He is now Tl- kiag a
 last appeal fer the lives of the ccU leg O.
 ed s3arcbists, The IntervIeS k TsiyH;a
 aod tho public Bnd press repOr!eFs gre
 denied admit'ance.
 OHICAGl. November 1.-The rrisc D.
 ers were asked if tbey dtsired 10 take
 any s,luulsnis, all but EDeel replied ID
 m the negative Eogel asked for port
 wine, which was .ivsn hiu. Hs drank
 ,bree large RlEsses. Spies asked for w R.
 Fer End wys apparently consl -ed by h | ourein2 thirst. About nine, messages | came from Mrs. Psrsnnr, appealing for
 admission, but her request WGs s.erGIy
 rsfured. EveryIhinz was quiet sFourd
 the jail, no nDe without p4s-es allowed
 within n Slock oi the buIldIng ard a
 strong police force armed with rife,
 guarded every approach. A li,tle ripple ' of exci.emens vss created at 9:30, when | Mir. Parsons and MIf. Holmes vent up | tp the police iIues and demsodCd si-
 mission. They were refused and request | ei to move on, vhi h they declined to do and became ,io ent in talk, when they | were arrested mi taken to the police station. There was 20 demons;rs,Icn on tbe psrt of the crowd.
 CHICAGO, Nov. II.-Fscher oon.iaued ! 70 make & display oi bFayGdC, and 'Bugh- iagly told the turnkey he would put m good word for nim vhea be got 10 [ bsgFep. There was considerable rOn!G- | sioa in the jail when the govsi nor final d. cisi"n was RnEoGnc'd, but Spies c"n . | tIpued to write ia his cell. sud ife others renzined equally noRehslGnt.
 CHICAGO, Nov. ll.-At Sen o'clock | Parsons, Fisher and Spies asked for tEeLty minutes each on the gsllovs in which to make speeches, bu, the sheriff ! d;i not return an answer to the request Bt oEce. FlscleT began to sing th- Msrse,lisise 10 vbich the other jlineJ. CHIcAdo November ll.-Spi.s' s' body vi removed ;o a ccflia at l.4J. and re ce.vsi by the committee O, ;Ee Central L-bor Uriop. The remains of Parsons. ard Fischer were taken home 10 theIF [ miles. Great crowds which had gsiE- cred within a blOcs of the I4ii, remained Qiiet sli ttc morning, and dispersed when i! became known that the execu- iIon was st an end.
 CHICAGO Nov I.-At 1908 there wEs no pnlse peroeptible ID any O; the men. ! mud the collins were ,Een carried Iu. ! Th- last words o' the ;oor were ss fol- los 2: Spies, "Ibere val come C timr 1hrn cur silence will more powerful tt an tte yo.c they are straBgling tc [ sth ncv." EFRls, "Hurrah for Al E. ,hy." Fischer, "Hurn.h for Aasrcb! | tf IS the happiest moneOt of my life | ParsOD5, My l is silOEed to speGk? Will you let me speak? Sheriff Mattsoo. let She voice of the people be heard | Al died of strsn2ulatiua. none of their
 Dscks were broken.
 CHfcAGo, November Il-Tbe msnu- script winch Spies, Persons and Fisher [ spent portion of the morniog 10 pre- | gsring, was m ps:. written statement | q @ nature Oi Whsca sou!d not he deye!- oped. They were delivered ieto the ' hands of ihs sh-iif, ELo locked them u | h!s personal safe. Parsons letter wEs ! aiifessed 70 hI- wife ard children, that | of FIsch, gees tn bis wife. but tue ad | dr.ss on tha. of : pies. the she:if refuses [ so divulge It IS supposed ikh; 1t viii rssca Nins Vsn ZAud; before 10 O'cIoct. D-. Gray ven. in 10 the prislne=F, tHk- | inz q bottle ot brandy. All ;ae prISor- er- yer:oOk of siimulantF.
 CHICAGO, \ Jvemter 1.-The four an- archIsis. Svies, Parsons. Engle, and ! Fischer, were hanged at ll554 a. m. Nc | disturbance.
 CHICAGO, November 1l-ConcerEing ,t. last words of tue condemned mel, | sheriff Watson said he attached no Fpr-
 c,a! sixn fcsuce to them. He thought ! 1t beet, considering the strained condi- | lion of the public sentiment, not to Al- | low the condemned men to mike long | scaecbe- on the schfiold.
 At 2:3O this afternoon two anarchists ! ' and Gnatsvs Hanis. were arrested oB
 the platform Of Randolph street cIr | vi,b | companion. They were talking | ia very loud and threatening manner
 nn what they were goIng to do tonight, ' io get even for the death or tbelr | friends. Passengers ID the car began 10
 get frightened and ID tny got out before .hp car eros cd tbe bridge st the corner | o. OsnEl street. An officer was called by | ihe conductor and jumping on the car tried to arrest the men. L1wenssein
 c4ngh; the officer by the throat End
 made su effort to get the officers revoiy-
 CT, An exciting struggle tolloSed in
 which many citizens joined. The two
 rn.u were et lerg'h overpocersd and taken to the pesplsiues st-eet ststion. ] Their com5apion escaped.
 1 Word eoin:s from the West Oh cago
 av.uue station. that Milwaukee ay nGe
 IS throuzed with people snd the ohc To
 fear trouble.
 Tbe news Of tEe arrest of Mrs. Par
 sons caused n momentsry ripple of e1- oitsmeui. "TEst vomsn IS more to be f.,red than q thousand rioters" esid one officer. and thst vas the general sentI-
 m.pt. Little groups of men coDEregst- ed on street corners and ID the corridors
 of he city jsil.
 Copies of ;he ai,erncon papers were
 eagerly sought, but tits vss all end
 business went on as usual. A visit to
 the numerous mAnu'actories where large forces of men are employed, chow
 ei every thins to be quist and peseenble
 with the regular employees in full nun
 bers m their places. On Change the day WAS more active
 than for several days past.
 Around the jail the scene va mlli tsry. Hud the crowd w.s impressed with 1t. Over 400 police, ar -ei with repeat
 ing rifles kept'guard along the pfinct
 al st-ee,s. IL was Eise precsutioI .a annoaaa